It is not easy to have tripods mount a camera to their base and face downwards and the camera positioning becomes really hard so i got this as an addition to my unboxing and review kit . Its super small when it is in collapsed and easy to move around. Not the heaviest item either but not the lightest one either. The ball head alone is pretty cool and so are the rotating collapsible legs. Really recommend this item for a unboxing setup for youtube. The tripod only works at straight up or perpendicular setting no other diagonal positioning is supported by the joint.

This is K&F Concept 200mm Metal Mini Tripod.
It is for smartphones like iPhones and Androids, that are used to record still or moving images.
The model number is MS05 (this is useful to know when searching online for videos etc.)
At the time of writing, the ASIN is B0CPHKYMV5.

It has a quarter inch screw desktop tabletop stand with phone holder
It comes with a bluetooth remote control; this makes it handy for snapping yourself.

Unlike other tripods, especially small tripods, this seems EXCEEDINGLY ROBUST!
It can apparently load up to 20 kg with 2 levels of height adjustment

Category: Camera & Photo → Tripods & Monopods → Tabletop & Travel Tripods

K&F Concept 200mm Metal Mini Tripod for Camera Phone, 1/4 Inch Screw Desktop Tabletop Stand with Phone Holder and Bluetooth Remote Control, Load up to20kg with 2 Levels of Height Adjustment, MS05

As tripods go this one is tiny, when gripping it in my hand it is pretty much invisible with less than a cm sticking out below, it's also very light making it perfect for vlogging.

It's the usual K7F Concept quality in that it does feel premium without a premium price tag, the legs and mount are plastic whilst the extending pole is aluminium, though extending is stretching things, as you can see from the accompanying photo it has very limited reach.

It has the ubiquitous 3 finger mount so should fit most action cameras on the market, this isn't removable so bear that in mind when purchasing, there is no option to use it as a 3/4 screw mount.
I ordered this for an Insta360 One R, and did have a slight concern, this camera s has a cage with very fat fingers, whilst I nmanaged to attach it to the tripod I was a little worried something might break, and if it were the fingers on the tripod then that would be rendered unusable.
This camera though seems to be an exception as all my others fit with much less huffing and puffing .

If there is one thing I'd change about this it would be the mount, I can't help but feel that metal fingers would be far better, even if the cost were greater.

That aside, I love it and it has the added benefit of being an invisible selfie stick due to its minuscule proportions.

Works great with my Panasonic S5 full frame camera. Very good fit and finish and fits well on the camera body and M42 Pentax lens. Very satisfied!

In no way inferior to the Canon original. The only annoying thing is the non-removable mount at the bottom, which is made for mounting on tripods. It feels a bit weird at first, but I personally got used to it over time. The processing quality is good and robust, I've had 2 of them for almost 2 years and they are still in perfect condition. Costs far less than Canon's original and makes only minimal compromises! Excellent!

This is the best monocular I have used to date and would thoroughly recommend using it. Trouble was the smartphone attachment is useless for a Samsung Galaxy S20 and used for every phone of this size I should imagine there are a few! It's a shame as I really wanted to see how it would work. Surely keep the monocular as it's really very good for what I want. Bird watching, country walks etc.
Nice carry case which is useful as it has a shoulder strap but forget the instructions as they are for binoculars. Easy to use so you don't need them anyway.

I have 2 cameras and several lenses, power supplies and 2 tripods, I also have a computerised mount for astrophotography. It All fit! As we know it is the horizon that can make or break a "star show" this will allow me to travel off the beaten trail for those "places" of wonder.As far as cons... well if you need speed to get your camera out the front pack can accommodate this. it is a bit bulky for action shots however if you landscape its good for one of the smaller wide angle lenses, diameter is limiting however, and fits my Nikon with a mounted lens quite nicely.

I films with a Samsung Galaxy S10e. I modified the phone case myself. I glued a filter adapter (ASIN B07P971M7G) directly to the case. Before that I had a variable ND filter from the same manufacturer that went up to nd1000. then the vignetting quickly became clearly visible. everything about this one is wonderful. I can expose relatively long at f=2.4 with 1/60s on a sunny spring day. That's all I wanted. I can't yet judge whether that's enough on a bright summer's day, it's just before Easter.